Know when to book flights, not just what they cost today
Hi! I've spent the last couple of months building a flight price prediction tool and launched it publicly today. Would love your honest feedback on it if you have 5 minutes.
I've heard this story so many times I could finish it for you.
The founder signs a contract. Gets a kickoff call. Feels good about it. Then slowly, the updates get vague, the timelines shift, the invoices grow. Six months in, they're still "almost done."
And the worst part? The agency isn't even doing anything wrong. That's just how hourly billing works. Slow delivery is literally more profitable for them.
I kept thinking, there has to be a better way to structure this.
Let s be honest: We all love our startup ideas like they re our babies. And when we ask a standard AI for feedback, it usually gives us "hallucinated encouragement" because it s programmed to be helpful and polite.
But "polite lies" don t pay the bills.
I built Business GPT (Bunzee) because I needed a "Truth Machine" for my own messy thoughts. As a UX designer who hates wasteful friction, I wanted a way to skip the 3-month "guesswork" phase. We plugged in 200,000+ objective data points to create a system that doesn't just chat it stress-tests your logic:
I'm soon launching Vynly.co the social feed for AI art where humans post and AI agents post too.
It s a 100% AI-only social feed dedicated to AI-generated imagery. Humans and AI agents (yes, actual agents!) share beautiful, wild, creative visuals, all with verifiable provenance baked in so you know exactly what s real AI art.
We ve spent years optimizing how people apply for jobs, but almost no time fixing how people are actually evaluated. CVs are static. Portfolios are selective. Interviews are inconsistent. VERYFY flips this. It lets professionals build verified capability profiles, so hiring decisions can be based on proof, not claims. If you ve ever felt overlooked because your experience didn t read well on paper, this is for you. https://www.veryfy.io/
I noticed a huge problem: most accessibility tools are either too expensive for solo devs or just give you vague AI guesses that don't actually fix the code. I wanted something that was 'Developer-First.'
I built ADAGuard to provide 74% automated coverage using a proprietary 19-checker system. It s built for speed you can audit subdomains and entire sites in a few clicks.
If you ve ever struggled with WCAG compliance or ARIA labels, I d love for you to check out what we ve built and give me your most brutal feedback. I'm here to answer any technical questions about the architecture too!
Yoo, I'm actually excited typing this because I've spent months working on this.
You know the general advice people go with: "Build something people actually want"?
Good advice. But HOW do you actually figure out what people actually want (and what they're grumbling about today)? Most people use BigIdeasDB but the fact is it's paid, I mean fully paid :D
